Have you given God all of your heart? In With All Your Heart, Christine Hoover calls you to live joyfully through allegiance to King Jesus. 

What should we think about Christian celebrities? In Celebrities for Jesus, Katelyn Beaty shows how personas, platforms, and profits are hurting the Church. 

How can you trust God in trials? In Even If, Mitchel Lee talks us through trusting God when life disappoints, overwhelms, or just doesn’t make sense. 

What is the best way to understand the Bible? In Getting the Message, Daniel M. Doriani delivers a plan for interpreting and applying the Bible.

We pray every night with our children, and I want to show them that they can do the same. Written for ages 2-4, this board by by Laura Wifler will help your children see the privilege of prayer.

I want to tell my children every night that I love them and that I want them to love Jesus. Written by Melissa Kruger for ages 2-4, this board book is one you can read every night to your children to remind them of what really matters.

I want to teach my children that there is more than this world. Written by Joni Eareckson Tada for ages 2-4, this board book uses simple sentences to teach exciting truths about Heaven.

What did the Puritans say about providence? In Divine Providence, P&R Publishers presents Stephen Charnock’s classic work for modern readers.

Is it okay to be ordinary? In Dream Small, Seth Lewis shares the secret power of the ordinary Christian life.

How can you find the space to be creative in your spiritual life? In Draw Near, Sophie Killingley presents a spiritual journal for creative Christians.

What is the message of the Gospel of Mark? In Mark For You, Jason Meyer delivers his expository Bible-study guide to Mark—a book that portrays Jesus in a stunningly compelling way.

How do numbers help us know God? In God Counts, Irene Sun shares the numbers in His Word and His World. Written for ages 4-7, your children can count along and trace patterns together while learning big truths about God.